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Good Location for Scooter Parking

11/14/2023 - 17:48

182 Pl - Hillside Ave - Deadend

This is a dead end right next to a school. The area has a supermarket, grocery stores, bank, laundry, and nearby bus stops. Adding a parking spot here will allow people to commute to all these locations without the need for a car, allow people to use the scooter to their bus stop for a multi-modal transport system, allow students to commute to school easily, and people to come to the playground after hours for community activities, sports etc.

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Good Location for Scooter Parking

11/14/2023 - 15:17

175 St - Hillside Ave - Warwick Crescent

Near multiple bus lines, a subway, supermarkets, and grocery stores.

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Good Location for Scooter Parking

11/14/2023 - 15:12

180 St - Hillside Ave - 90 Ave

Near 179th street subway, multiple bus lines, a big retail area, will allow people to commute to the subway, bus lines. This spot is currently reserved for ride share parking but this area does not have enough ride share traffic to justify this.

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Good Location for Scooter Parking

11/14/2023 - 15:10

Fonda Ave - Mayville St - Hannibal St

Near 185 Fonda ave, multiple bus lines, a busy area with a lot of grocery stores, supermarkets, pharmacy, and a church. Will alleviate the always congested traffic at 185 and Fonda ave

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Good Location for Scooter Parking

11/14/2023 - 15:09

Chelsea St - Wexford Terrace - Hillside Ave

Provides an easy access to Cunningham Park, near multiple bus stops, delis, and a bank. 188th street is always congested, will provide alternate mode of transit options for residents, reducing traffic on the 188th street throughway to LI Expressway and Grand Central Parkway.

Good Location for Scooter Parking

11/14/2023 - 15:01

Homelawn St - Cedarcroft Rd - Hillside Ave

Near 169th street subway, multiple bus lines, a busy area with a lot of grocery stores, supermarkets, pharmacy, and a mosque. Will alleviate the always congested traffic at 169th and Hillside

Good Location for Scooter Parking

11/14/2023 - 14:56

169 St - 91 Ave - Jamaica Ave

This intersection has multiple big retail stops, a terminal hub for multiple buses, a DMV, and a gym. Adding a parking spot here will alleviate a lot of traffic congestion, remove cars from the road, and allow a multi-modal transit option for people taking the bus to Jamaica Center/LIRR.

Good Location for Scooter Parking

11/14/2023 - 14:52

184 St - Dalny Rd - Hillside Ave

This is a busy intersection that has a supermarket, grocery stores, bank, laundry, and nearby bus stops. Adding a parking spot here will allow people to commute to all these locations without the need for a car, allow people to use the scooter to their bus stop for a multi-modal transport system.

Good Location for Scooter Parking

11/14/2023 - 14:49

182 St - Avon St - 89 Ave

This is a school zone, will act as traffic calming in the intersection

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Location Not Suitable for Scooter Parking

11/09/2023 - 20:54

Merrick Boulevard - 228 St - Queens

Queens..Laurelton DO NOT WANT SCOOTER IN SOUTH EAST QUEENS...namely..Laurelton

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Shared E-Scooter Program - Suggest Scooter Parking

This feedback map is for suggesting parking for the shared e-scooter program taking place in eastern Queens. This area covers Queens Community Boards 7, 8, 11, and 12. Neighborhoods in this area include Flushing, Kew Gardens Hills, and Jamaica.

Suggest Scooter Parking - Queens

This feedback map is for suggesting parking for the shared e-scooter program taking place in eastern Queens. This area covers Queens Community Boards 7, 8, 11, and 12. Neighborhoods in this area include Flushing, Kew Gardens Hills, and Jamaica.

Suggest Scooter Parking - Queens

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